Iran expresses pessimism ahead of US talks as official questions American response
Iran’s foreign ministry voiced pessimism over negotiations with the US, saying Tehran will join diplomatic efforts cautiously, as a top official criticized Washington’s response.
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The Iranian foreign ministry has expressed pessimism regarding the course of negotiations with the United States, stating that Tehran will participate in any diplomatic talks, but with caution. Meanwhile, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei, said the American response to Iran’s demands does not provide convincing answers.
The foreign ministry said: “We are entering the negotiations with complete pessimism,” while also affirming: “We will take part in any diplomatic negotiation process, but cautiously.”
For his part, Mohsen Rezaei stated that the US response to Iran’s demands “is not convincing,” calling on the United States to fully and explicitly meet Iran’s seven conditions and to act accordingly.